Darlin'

Darlin'Cast and Crew

Movie"Don't mess with mother's nature."

Cast

L
Lauryn Canny
as Darlin’
B
Bryan Batt
as The Bishop
N
Nora-Jane Noone
as Sister Jennifer
C
Cooper Andrews
as Tony
P
Pollyanna McIntosh
as The Woman
J
John McConnell
as Dr. Grant
G
Geraldine Singer
as Sister Grace
M
Maddie Nichols
as Billy
M
Mackenzie Graham
as Bug
J
Jeff Pope
as Clown
E
Eugenie Bondurant
as Mona
S
Sabrina Gennarino
as Charity
T
Thomas Francis Murphy
as The Cardinal
C
Charlie Talbert
as John
P
Peyton Wich
as Duke
C
Carol Sutton
as Effie
J
Jo-Ann Robinson
as Mother of Pregnant Girl
A
Allison Gobuzzi
as Lottie
L
Lauren Ashley Carter
as Peggy
A
Autumn Walker
as Diana
A
Andrew van den Houten
as Photo journalist Charlie

Crew

P
Pollyanna McIntosh
Director
P
Pollyanna McIntosh
Screenplay
A
Andrew van den Houten
Producer
L
Lucky McKee
Executive Producer
J
Jack Ketchum
Executive Producer
D
David Guglielmo
Casting Consultant
R
Raam Brousard
Sound Mixer
C
Casey Moore
Production Manager
D
Darryl F. Gariglio
Art Direction
J
Julie Garces
Editor
J
Jeff Subik
Production Design
H
Halyna Hutchins
Director of Photography
A
Ali Helnwein
Original Music Composer
M
Michael Bevins
Costume Design
J
Jonny Bullard
Special Effects Makeup Artist
M
Mary Ashton Honore
Makeup Department Head
C
Courtney Jarrell
Makeup Department Head
K
Krysta Mabou
Key Makeup Artist
W
William Spataro
Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
M
Megan Teachworth
Assistant Makeup Artist
M
Myeisha Wade
Hair Department Head
D
Dave Halls
First Assistant Director
N
Nicole Tiernan
Second Assistant Director
C
Casey Merrill
Second Second Assistant Director
T
Troy Ambroff
ADR Recordist
A
Andrew Smetek
Sound Designer
S
Sean Paul Braud
Stunts
S
Scotty Baker
Second Unit Director of Photography
H
Halyna Hutchins
Camera Operator

Dead River Collection

A horror film series focusing on a tribe of feral cannibals living in the forests and caves surrounding the small coastal town of Dead River, Maine. Based on characters created by Jack Ketchum in his novels "Off Season" (1980), "Offspring" (1991) and "The Woman" (2010, co-authored with Lucky McKee, director of the film version), and his short story "Winter Child" (1998).